Tag: Anil Gujadhur

By Editor – Mauritius Times

Breach of trust in both the public and private sectors is one of the serious structural challenges facing the country on the way forward

Mauritius faces a structural challenge to grow both its exports of goods and services. But the problem is not only related to internal fixes

Profit-maximizing companies take advantage of loopholes at the expense of consumers and the exchequer. This is why auditors and regulations have been put in place to protect the

Rather than addressing who is going to take up the reins of government at the next turn, the priority should have been to address the issue of correct

Whereas the world appears to be currently on the brink of another spurt of economic growth, new threats have emerged in certain places. Globalisation has not been without

A lot of what is happening in all the centres of global influence has its springhead in policies of inclusion and exclusion adopted by different governments — By Anil

Too many leaderships in Africa have failed their countries in hot pursuit of the leaders’ personal power — By Anil Gujadhur

Mauritius’ efforts may be better directed to increase its exports of both goods and services, overcoming the international trade market condition fraught with multiple risks – By Anil Gujadhur

It would not be surprising if some big company would have chosen to downscale itself for avoiding reporting on governance issues affecting the company – By Anil Gujadhur

We need not fall into the convoluted type of thinking by assuming that Fintech is only for the “grown-ups” in the global market

We need to adapt our economic model to make it more socially progressive in a bid to make it as much inclusive as possible — By Anil Gujadhur

We should be careful not to join cohorts of accusers who themselves act illegally to bring ourselves at the receiving end of all sorts of unfair accusations —

The real question that ought to be asked is: ‘What’ exactly voters should be voting for?

The ongoing investigations into the ramifications of the drug business in Mauritius might have started biting where most it matters